2025 World Series of Poker

Event #66: $50,000 Poker Players Championship
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
10x6x5x4x2x
Prize
$1,331,322
Event Info
Buy-in
$50,000
Prize Pool
$5,082,500
Total Entries
107
Level Info
Level
26
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
88
Players Left
68
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Breck Leads and Wins

Level 1

No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw

Maximilian Schindler opened the button to 4,500 and was called by both Matthew Valeo in the small blind and Brian Breck in the big blind.

Valeo and Breck took one while Schindler needed two cards. Valeo checked to Breck who fired out a bet of 7,000, which earned two quick folds from his opponents as he collects another early pot.

Tags: Brian BreckMatthew ValeoMaximilian Schindler

Hoenig Leads the Turn and Shows a Boat

Level 1

Limit Hold'em

Matthew Valeo raised from the cutoff and Ryan Hoenig called in the big blind.

Hoenig check-called a bet on the KQ7 flop.

Hoenig then led on the K turn with Valeo coming along.

On the K river, Hoenig led a final time and Valeo begrudgingly called as Hoenig tabled Q3 for a full house to drag the pot.

Tags: Matthew ValeoRyan Hoenig

Breck Wins Without Showdown

Level 1

Limit Hold'em

Ryan Hoenig opened from the cutoff, Brian Breck called from the cutoff and Scott Seiver defended from the big blind.

The flop came 337. Breck checked and Seiver bet. Both opponents called.

Seiver bet again when checked to on the 9 turn. Hoenig called, Breck raised, Seiver called and Hoenig folded.

Breck bet one more time on the 10 river and this time Seiver opted to fold.

Tags: Brian BreckRyan HoenigScott Seiver

Lindgren Pats to Win

Level 1

No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw

Erick Lindgren raised his button to 4,500. Dylan Smith three-bet to 20,000 in the small blind, which Lindgren called. Smith took one card on the draw, with Lindgren standing pat behind.

The players checked it to showdown. Smith showed a king-low, and Lindgren's 10x9x6x5x3x awarded him the pot.

Tags: Dylan SmithErick Lindgren

Arieh Is Rolled Up

Level 1
Josh Arieh
Josh Arieh

Seven Card Stud

Josh Arieh: XxXx/89K2/Xx
Jason Kluska: XxXx/75A9/Xx

Josh Arieh completed, Jason Kluska raised, and Arieh called.

Kluska bet on fourth street and Arieh called. Kluska bet again on fifth, but this time Arieh raised. Kluska reraised and Arieh called.

Kluska bet on sixth and Arieh raised again. Kluska just called that bet and another on seventh.

Arieh turned over Q88 for trip eights and Kluska mucked. "With a dead eight, too," Kluska lamented as Arieh took down the big pot.

Tags: Jason KluskaJosh Arieh

Two Pair Good for Breck

Level 1

Limit Hold'em

Brian Breck raised from early position and Maximilian Schindler called in the big blind.

Schindler checked on the flop of JKQ and Breck bet. Schindler called. Both players then checked on the 10 turn and again on the 3 river.

Breck showed QJ for queens and jacks and it was good to win the pot.

Tags: Brian BreckMaximilian Schindler

Gerhart Wins Raising War With Smith

Level 1

Limit Hold'em

Heads-up on a flop of 1037, Kevin Gerhart bet from under the gun and Dylan Smith raised in the big blind. Gerhart called and the 2 fell on the turn.

Smith then bet and Gerhart raised this time. Smith quickly tossed his cards away.

Tags: Dylan SmithKevin Gerhart

Gorodinsky Fires Three Streets

Level 1

Limit Hold'em

Mike Gorodinsky raised from the small blind and Christian Roberts called in the big blind.

On the AJ4 flop, Gorodinsky led and Roberts called.

Gorodinsky flicked in another chip on the 10 turn and Roberts quickly called.

The river brought a fourth diamond in the 2. Gorodinsky fired once more and Roberts reluctantly called. As it turns out, Gorodinsky was already there before the river as he tabled Q6 for the turned third nuts.

Tags: Christian RobertsMike Gorodinsky

Shakerchi Shows Down Two Pair

Level 1

Pot-Limit Omaha

Talal Shakerchi opened to 5,000 from middle position and he received calls from Erick Lindgren on the button and Josh Arieh in the small blind.

The flop came 6105. Arieh checked, Shakerchi bet 9,000, Lindgren called, and Arieh folded.

Shakerchi continued for 16,000 on the 4 turn and Lindgren called again. Both players then checked the 9 river. Shakerchi showed AJ106 for two pair, tens and sixes to win the hand.

Tags: Erick LindgrenJosh AriehTalal Shakerchi

Field Begins to Fill Up

Level 1